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We chose to use Little White Lies magazine for our ancillary product because it will allow us to be more creative and tie the magazine more closely to our teaser trailer and film. By drawing cover art and adding elements related to the title and themes, the magazine can enhance audience understanding and immersion. In contrast, other magazines like Empire are more focused on big budget Hollywood films rather than our lower budget, amateur style of film.
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Little White Lies magazine was chosen as the ancillary product because it allows for more creativity in design elements that connect to the film's title and themes. In contrast to other magazines focused on blockbuster movies, Little White Lies is more suited to lower budget, amateur films like theirs and will permit highlighting the film's mystery through creative use of artwork, text snippets, and polaroids in the magazine and across marketing materials.
Media evaluation
The document discusses teaser posters and the final film poster for a short film targeted at a young audience. It describes keeping the title central and in the same font style across posters. The teaser posters had different colored backgrounds to distinguish them while maintaining the same branding. The final poster combined elements from the teasers and included the release date and a magazine review. An article for the film in Empire magazine used a bold black, white, and gray layout with Polaroid photos to appeal to its male audience while showcasing the look and style of the short film.
Article Research
The document summarizes the research done on articles promoting films. It discusses that while the layout of one article was refined, it was plain and did not catch attention. Another article used eye-catching colors and fonts that highlighted information well in a clean, organized layout. They plan to take this successful style and adapt it to fit their company and film while linking everything together under a consistent brand image.
Film magazine
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Evaluation Q2
The combination of the poster and magazine article effectively promote the film "ESCAPE" through subtle visual cues and simple yet meaningful design choices. In the poster, the main character is shot from behind to make him seem like he is hiding and wanting to escape, tying into the film's theme. The magazine article provides production details and intrigues readers about the mystery of the film and main character without revealing spoilers. While the design is simple due to limited budget and film complexity, elements like the sky and footsteps symbolize freedom and escape. The simple yet unconventional design approach may attract some audiences looking for something different from mainstream films.
Evaluation Q2 by Omar Faruque
The combination of the poster and magazine article effectively promote the film "ESCAPE" through their simple yet meaningful designs. The poster features a faceless main character from behind to create intrigue about his identity and why he is escaping. The magazine article provides production details and builds mystery around the character without revealing spoilers. Both uses simple fonts and designs that complement the straightforward story, though the article font aims for more professionalism. Their low-budget marketing strategy focused on social media promotion due to limited funds for film magazines.
Film magazine covers
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Little White Lies magazine was chosen as the ancillary product because it allows for more creativity in design elements that connect to the film's title and themes. In contrast to other magazines focused on blockbuster movies, Little White Lies is more suited to lower budget, amateur films like theirs and will permit highlighting the film's mystery through creative use of artwork, text snippets, and polaroids in the magazine and across marketing materials.
Media evaluation
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Article Research
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The document discusses edits made to a film magazine draft. Feedback found the magazine used too much red, so the color was scaled back and only used for the "Bella" article. The barcode was repositioned and colors were tested and changed to coordinate better. A red banner was changed to gray to reduce red and make "Bella" stand out. Fonts and positioning of elements were adjusted to look more professional. The final draft was improved by taking inspiration from a Captain America magazine for captivating design.
Evaluation Q2
The combination of the poster and magazine article effectively promote the film "ESCAPE" through subtle visual cues and simple yet meaningful design choices. In the poster, the main character is shot from behind to make him seem like he is hiding and wanting to escape, tying into the film's theme. The magazine article provides production details and intrigues readers about the mystery of the film and main character without revealing spoilers. While the design is simple due to limited budget and film complexity, elements like the sky and footsteps symbolize freedom and escape. The simple yet unconventional design approach may attract some audiences looking for something different from mainstream films.
Evaluation Q2 by Omar Faruque
The combination of the poster and magazine article effectively promote the film "ESCAPE" through their simple yet meaningful designs. The poster features a faceless main character from behind to create intrigue about his identity and why he is escaping. The magazine article provides production details and builds mystery around the character without revealing spoilers. Both uses simple fonts and designs that complement the straightforward story, though the article font aims for more professionalism. Their low-budget marketing strategy focused on social media promotion due to limited funds for film magazines.
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Evaluation question 2
The group's main marketing product was a teaser trailer for their film, as it provides information to demonstrate the narrative without fully revealing the plot. They also created two ancillary texts: a film poster and magazine cover. The poster and magazine used consistent blue and red color branding and fonts to match the trailer and help audiences connect the different products. Both the poster and magazine featured the main character and slogans to advertise the dancing theme of the film. The teaser trailer then incorporated elements from the ancillary texts while providing a more detailed preview of the narrative through moving images.
Evaluation q2
The combination of the main film product and ancillary texts like posters and magazine articles was effective given the limited budget. The poster and magazine article featured images of the main character with his face hidden to create intrigue around his identity and relate to the film's theme of escape. Due to the low budget, marketing was done primarily through social media. The magazine article provided information about the film and production team in an accessible way without revealing too many plot details. While the design of the poster and article were quite simple due to lack of professional editing skills, effort was made to imbue them with meaning related to the film's themes.
Evaluation Question Two
The document discusses two ancillary texts, a poster and radio trailer, created to advertise a film. It describes the process of analyzing similar films' posters for inspiration and designing an original poster that features the main character with a blank face to maintain anonymity. A radio trailer was also made, heard by many people listening to the radio without realizing they are being advertised to. Both ancillary texts were assessed to effectively attract audiences to the film without revealing too much of the plot.
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This document provides a voiceover script to accompany an evaluation video for a media project. It summarizes the ways the media product challenges conventions of real media forms. It discusses how the magazine cover was modeled after Empire magazine for its colors and detailed backgrounds. It also discusses the influences for the movie poster, including The Departed for its character separation and Shutter Island for its use of red and black/white filters. Research was done on real movie trailers to determine conventions around opening shots, timing, and company logos. Costumes and props were chosen to portray characters and set crime scenes. The film title "Morvor" was chosen for its atypical meaning and larger font size to stand out from other titles shown.
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